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summercomfort) wrote2003-12-12 01:37 am
summercomfort) wrote2003-12-12 01:37 am
Next Quarter's Class prospects....
since cadrach happened to ask, I figured might as well put it up for reference.
MW:
10:30-11:20 -- Intro Islamic Civilization-2 [duh. new prof seems boring, though]
[NSP work?]
3:00-4:20 -- From Vikings to Crusaders [or: Classical Confucianism, w/ 4 people!]
TTh
9:00-10:20 -- Theory/practice Intl Cooperatn [23 person seminar, but don't know about the prof: Dunan Snidal]
10:30-11:50 -- 19th-C France: Poli/Soc [or: Intro to Chinese Politics, or: Religion/Modernity in Film]
[NSP work?]
4:00-5:20 -- Social Dance! [whee!]
F
10:30-11:20 -- Intro Islamic Civilization-2
So yeah, overall, nothing over 30 people, which should be *quite* sweet. I'm thinking of switching one history class into Chinese stuff, though. Which one really depends on how 19th Century France goes. I'm also a little worried about Theory/Practice in International Cooperation. Maybe a little too much for me. If so, I might drop that and try to get into a different PoliSci class. But otherwise... yeah! I got into the capped classes, so now I can shift out as desired. (hopefully)
Oh dear, the poli-sci class doesn't look good at all... "This class has provided me with a greater understanding of neo-liberal institutionalism and given me impetus to consider other majors." o.O
MW:
10:30-11:20 -- Intro Islamic Civilization-2 [duh. new prof seems boring, though]
3:00-4:20 -- From Vikings to Crusaders [or: Classical Confucianism, w/ 4 people!]
TTh
9:00-10:20 -- Theory/practice Intl Cooperatn [23 person seminar, but don't know about the prof: Dunan Snidal]
10:30-11:50 -- 19th-C France: Poli/Soc [or: Intro to Chinese Politics, or: Religion/Modernity in Film]
4:00-5:20 -- Social Dance! [whee!]
F
10:30-11:20 -- Intro Islamic Civilization-2
So yeah, overall, nothing over 30 people, which should be *quite* sweet. I'm thinking of switching one history class into Chinese stuff, though. Which one really depends on how 19th Century France goes. I'm also a little worried about Theory/Practice in International Cooperation. Maybe a little too much for me. If so, I might drop that and try to get into a different PoliSci class. But otherwise... yeah! I got into the capped classes, so now I can shift out as desired. (hopefully)
Oh dear, the poli-sci class doesn't look good at all... "This class has provided me with a greater understanding of neo-liberal institutionalism and given me impetus to consider other majors." o.O